34 Years in a Death Row Prison | Minutes With |

This episode is the second instalment of our interview with Jamie Morgan Kane, a man who spent 34 years in the California Prison System for a murder he claims to have not committed.
Jamie speaks on his time in some of the most violent prisons in the USA, his personal interactions with dangerous serial killers Charles Manson and Ed Kemper, and relays his eventual journey to freedom.
You can watch Part 1 of Jamie's story on our channel.
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[@ladbiblestories]

Thanks to Jamie for taking part! You can buy his book '34 Years In Hell' on Amazon, WH Smith and Waterstones - amzn.eu/d/5F81TSU If you missed part one of Jamie's story, you can watch it here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppaoiayBeJx1rpY

[@shaunloynds5317]

I'd like to play pool with him. How do I find him?

[@kelco64]

This should be made into a movie. Amazing story. Strong intelligent man.

[@Ralphie5023]

I wouldn't give that SOB a nickle of my money !

[@VitaminDealer75]

@@shaunloynds5317 wherever liars gather to to tell bullshit story’s

[@pleun315]

Seems like a good dude !

[@kktazz4870]

I got mad respect for this dude.. he has a awesome energy about him. I hope he finds happiness in the rest of his life. He deserves it!

[@Skankhunter420]

He's a liar a thief and a murderer.

[@kriss2111]

He’s also full of crap! Which is obvious when he describes his military career.

[@jmac5951]

I love his remark about just wanting to be a happy dinosaur. This man deserves friends.

[@VitaminDealer75]

Judging by his ridiculous lies I’m guessing he drives them away

[@cdorman11]

@@pauldebye Perhaps. However, it took a woman, not Kane, to point to exonerating evidence subsequently verified by a second inquest. Your narrative doesn't explain the autopsy timeline.

[@larapalma3744]

He's a murderer

[@AimeeAimee444]

I would befriend him. 💯

[@Maggot_infestedd]

@@larapalma3744he didn’t kill anyone. He just left the body. He got home to the man already dead.

[@clairepod1]

He’s obviously an exceptional man. Very intelligent and in possession of a set of morals and a great sense of humour which is probably what got him through that hellish ordeal.

[@Belbivdevoe]

Nah he's a habitual liar

[@TheLighterSideOfSerialKillers]

This guy is a liar and unfortunately I think you're the only person that doesn't know this

[@trichard6618]

This criminal pled guilty. He was not wrongly convicted of anything.

[@sandraleigh4023]

@@trichard6618 Pleading guilty is sometimes just a legal move to get a reduced sentence or avoid a trial. I wouldn't automatically assume a person is guilty because of that. Just a general comment. This is the first time I've heard of this guy, so I know nothing about him or his case.

[@trichard6618]

@@sandraleigh4023 Why don't you try reading about him before patronizing me?

[@deancrosswell895]

What can I say . Just impressed by this guys strength and human spirit. Hope he finds some joy in the end

[@FlashPan73]

After everything that has occured....he looks good for his age.

[@klouse7643]

Looks better than he did when he went in 😂

[@lueysixty-six7300]

He hasn't had fast food in 20 yrs...and has been on a strict prison training regime -

[@SexyxSeds]

Believe it or not prison is actually good for your physical health

[@JuniperTreeee]

​​@@SexyxSeds that's about the stupidest thing I've ever read.

[@SexyxSeds]

@@JuniperTreeee mentally it’s not but physically it literally is, the calories they receive, excercise time and access to weights and a track, with nothing else to do it works wonders for your body unless ur lazy af just sleep in ur cell all the time bored

[@millyjames7891]

What a wonderful interview. Thanks to all involved.

[@sergiowaters]

This gentleman I feel is so genuine. With everything he has seen, he still has an unusual glow about him. My heart breaks for him when he talked about not having friends. If you are reading this, I have prayed for you. ✝️

[@Mike-hn4uu]

Google around. He's been exposed already as a phony.

[@graciegjj]

Have a 🏳️‍🌈 marriage with him then

[@ericdbaugh2082]

He's full of it. He's lying and story telling just trying to make some cash

[@JanetSpell]

2:57 he is a murderer.prople

[@jeffreybernson7978]

Friends are over rated .. YOU NEED ONE FRIEND …GOD

[@CurtW1962]

When I was a Kmart manager in Atlanta in the 80's I read an article about a prison in Alto, GA. It said that there were more stabbings in Alto in one year than Chino, Folsom and San Quentin combined.

[@markalbrechtsen]

After watching both Part I and Part II, I am amazed at Jamie's demeanor and outlook on life. I am unsure if Jamie has a positive outlook based on the raw deals life has given him, but it certainly is not negative. Anyone complaining about their situation needs to watch this video. He should've been a Marine.

[@SolarmaneTheProducer]

He's now free from living life behind bars....I can't imagine that amount of time but I've did sentences before and the happiness and outlook when you leave is crazy

[@8G00SE8]

Wasn't he claiming to be a Recon Medic in Vietnam a couple of years ago?

[@Onwaxwings]

​@@8G00SE8yes same dude who just jumped outta planes on the daily to catch up to his parachute

[@ChefRu805]

​@@Onwaxwingsthis guy is up there with that cigar chomping mobster on VladTV

[@poindextertunes]

fighting a war for old rich whyt men? fxck that

[@jamesmccormick875]

Kemper is 6’9”. Another guy in the prison with Kemper said Ed came out by the weights. They asked him how much he could lift, they put every weight they had on the bar and Kemper lifted it like it was nothing.

[@user-vw6xp5nl6t]

I don't know why but I got emotional when he said he had no friends. I guess I can relate.

[@FOX007-um1wr]

Same here.

[@deecee901]

Hard to find a true one..

[@Piggy-Oink-Oink]

It';s what happens when you reach a certain age and some friends die, some move South, some get sick. I got sick. No one wants to hang out with sick people. Turn inward. Write,. Paint, Sketch, etc

[@i.ehrenfest349]

@@deecee901the old adage holds true. Concentrate on being a real friend.

[@lorihoop3831]

@piggyoinkoink agreed. I was sick and what you said is the absolute truth.

[@judithcampbell1705]

Much praise and respect for you sir. It's good to be free! Thank you 💛 LADbible TV.

[@mogadon7]

Charles Manson - MK ULTRA.

[@Raaaaven]

This is so heartbreaking, his entire life was stolen from him. I hope he makes some friends soon ❤

[@Sharif-Da1]

it's sad and it happens way more then it should

[@donraptor6156]

All criminals in Prison are innocent! They each will tell you!

[@traciseibert4532]

I hope he gets out soon, if he truly is innocent

[@traciseibert4532]

Very very horribly wrong

[@Velodan1]

@@traciseibert4532 You didn’t watch the video. Its worth a listen.

[@zulubeatz1]

What an engaging and interesting fellow. I really enjoyed this interview.

[@georgieelysestuart]

He has a beautiful energy about him

[@PassRush49]

Thank you for your compassion.

[@MizzAugust7]

Oh spare me.

[@larapalma3744]

For a murderer 😂

[@kemolowlow]

Most con men do....I doubt everything he says after claiming to be a Recon Marine in Vietnam.

[@muckstar23]

You would be a victim

[@KitchenDog03]

My stepdad was a CO and guarded him for 12 years. Manson was a weak nobody that talked to the birds 20 years before he died, no inmates gave him any regard.

[@Augfordpdoggie]

HE WAS a little b, thats why he was surrounded by girls

[@leeioki]

NEVER BELIEVED MANSON WAS GUILTY

[@ISTEasnoneother]

@@leeiokiGo on, keep on living in your perfect world! 😂😂😂

[@crystalship9900]

@@leeiokiManson was the CEO, the director who barked orders and his underlings did what he wanted. I've never believed that he physically participated in the murders, but he directed all of them.

[@leeioki]

WELL PRIOR HE WAS WOVEN INTO THE MUSIC INDUSTRY ... ONE PERSON WHO WAS AS WELL WAS ROMAN POLANSKI.. WHO'S DAUGHTER WAS ONE THAT WAS MURDERED... BUT HE DONE SO MUCH STUFF TRYING TO GET HIS MUSIC PLAYED FOR AND WITH BESCH BOYS ETC...HE WAS A GO TO GUY. AS FAR AS BLACKMAIL IN HOLLYWOOD.. IT WAS BEFORE ME BUT AFTER STUDYING CRIMINAL BEHAVIOUR, WATCHING INTERVIEWS THROUGHOUT DECADES AS WELL I HAVE FRIENDS WHO ARE AND WERE POLITICAL PRISONERS.. THERE IS SO MUCH USEFULNESS FOR ELITES..AND YEAH HE LIKELY LOST HIS MIND.. SAD REALLY.. ARTISTIC VS MURDERER.. LOVE TO SEE THAT REAL PAPERWORK COME FLOATING.. HE HAS A SON WHOM HE WARNED NEVER TRUST THE GOVERNMENT. SEEN A EDIT ON THE GUY. VERY SMART AND LISTENED NOT FOR ANYTHING CRIMINAL BUT IF THEY WERE UNJUSTLY SENT TO COVER UP ELITES STUFF.. THAT IS WRONG

[@angelica6560]

I could listen to this man's stories all day. You can tell he is a good man

[@traciseibert4532]

What is his name?

[@I.D.I.O.C.R.A.C.Y.]

Hes nothing but a liar dude lol.

[@interabang]

He was exposed as a liar after he was on the Shaun attwood podcast.

[@I.D.I.O.C.R.A.C.Y.]

@telstar303 he doesn't even need to get exposed. Anyone who has done even a day of time knows this is all total bs. Plus, we've all met guys like this haha. He's the "im a huge drug dealer on the outs, but I can't pay my $50 bail type".

[@interabang]

@@I.D.I.O.C.R.A.C.Y. I was referring to his stories about his time in the army.

[@daveyvane]

My friend was a retired surgeon, he went to work for Calf prisons. He operated on Charlie once. He said he was as crazy as a loon.

[@hulme187]

I could listen to this guy all day!!

[@Benim147]

Love his voice to like this dude could need to be in more videos

[@jennifernixon563]

I agree.

[@SidneyDaniellson]

This guy is extremely humble for a person who has survived all of that. Leaser people boast of foolish victories, meanwhile this man has made it through what appeared to be too much. Nothing but respect 🫡 for this man

[@firinneach7385]

Jamie, your story was heartbreaking way before prison. Your childhood, your marriages, your sons, I'm finding it hard to cope with the mere thought of it all and I don't even know you. But then, I don't have one hundredth of the resilience you have. I'm in absolute awe of the fact that a man can maintain his humanity after all that you went through. My deepest respect goes to you and to those who discredit you, here on the net or in real life, just a thought: you must be such small, small, small people.

[@PennyDavis-cm9tl]

Bunch of barking dogs.

[@lauriemarvin9795]

💪 This gentleman is well spoken, self assured and intelligent despite what was done to him, he remained true to himself and his values. Much respect, we need more men like this today. Much respect for him. 🙏

[@barbarathomas8551]

Just WOW.HES AMAZING

[@lauriemarvin9795]

@@barbarathomas8551 😎 He is!!!

[@pavlovsdogman]

He's a liar and it's been proven and it's just a laugh at this point but somehow you 2 betas missed the obvious lies and instead thought "wow he's a based, ass kicking alpha! I wanna worship him?' 😂 yes your 5 foot 5 little master is a liar and a scammer and you fell for it! Stay away from cults guys because you 2 won't be able to save yourselves! 😂🧎

[@miken2968]

He's a liar... and a con

[@BushyHairedStranger]

Welcome back to Freedom Jamie! I enjoyed hearing about his experience far more than the brief association to Manson or Kemper. To be imprisoned for 34 years is beyond being nightmarish its a living Hell! Enjoy every second Jamie! Every second!

[@bfgivmfith]

I get it. Won't bore you with my Folsom / San Quintin / Lompoc stories. I do appreciate yours. I know first hand about Charlie Manson. Your story just helped me out. I deal with everyone that could never understand. Thank you.

[@nicolasaunders7387]

I feel so sad 4 this lovely man, he’s very eloquent & I could of listened to his stories for ages. I hope he finds some friends, he deserves some & shame on his X wife!!

[@listey]

Taking the plea deal is on him and him only. Nobody else is to blame for his decisions.

[@nicolasaunders7387]

@@listey of course he made the decision however, he did it to protect her & their child & then she immediately went with another man & that’s sad & says to me he’s an honourable man.

[@robingagan6288]

🤣

[@poempadgett4664]

How did taking the plea protect his wife? Did SHE do it? He would not be there to protect his wife and children in prison for life. Everyone is innocent in prison, lol.

[@hnelson5609]

I'm amazed by his unwrinkled face after all he's been through. Very articulate and intelligent. Going to watch part 1 now. This just came up in my feed.

[@kirrasdad]

36 years out of the sun will save your skin.

[@ETGOTHOME7]

I beg for people to try and look into more of what Jamie had to go through. Most of People could never have imagined it. Send him your positive vibes.. he deserves it x

[@JesTheBarber]

He's lied about most of his experiences in jail. 😂 look it up😂😂😂

[@brynroberts5615]

Fascinating interview, good luck Jamie!

[@Velodan1]

Jamie, I can tell you have heart. You must be incredibly strong mentally. Wishing you all the best.

[@VitaminDealer75]

Heart and a great imagination

[@mechcavandy986]

There are a long of convicts like that.

[@pavlovsdogman]

Yeah man he totally bashed all the gangs in Fulsom Prison man! He's like Rambo dude? So cool! 😎 - Jamie Fan (delusional virgin, single) "And then I beat up the leader of the crips but they were too scared to get revenge on me and then I beat up the leader of the skinheads and they were too scared to come after me too and then I beat up the leader of the Mexican Mafia in America and obviously the Mexican cartels were too scared to get payback too because they only have machine guns and thousands of members everywhere but I'm Jamie and I'm 5 foot 5 and I learned how to beat every human on earth during my time in the navy. I don't mention what style of fighting the navy taught me even though I was just a medic but it's a style that beats every style of combat on earth in seconds and I could beat UFC guys too! Yeah those murderous gangs could have and should have stabbed me to death everyday for the disrespect I showed by bashing them all then mocking them all as cowards but they were scared of me because they knew I could beat at least 60 guys at the same time, even with knives and guns on them I could beat at least 30 hells angels at once or maybe 36 bloods or crips at once? They knew that so they all stayed away from me! Yeah I'm Jamie the toughest guy that ever lived!" - Jamie (delusional grifter, dwarf)

[@gennaro13]

Why does KZbin recommend part 2 and it takes forever to find part one.

[@richardsandson]

If I did bump into Jamie, I'll bet a pint and a game of pool with him would be a blinder. What in incredible life story. All the best to the guy.

[@daffedavidsen6306]

A Blinder?

[@daffedavidsen6306]

Im joining for the pint and a shot and a game of pool

[@VitaminDealer75]

It’s amazing so many gullible people buy his pile of horse shit

[@richardsandson]

@@The40Glock1 blimey, do you know him?

[@The40Glock1]

@Paul Richards I been through the prison system unfortunately and know that's not how It works so that's what made me suspicious and then I seen someone did a reaction video and that person has also been in the same system he did 26 years I only did 10 and that further proved me to be right but I had to be sure I showed my brother in law he's currently a corrections officer he did some digging and let's just say I was correct and for example if I told a mechanic how to change the engine he'd know im lying because I don't know Sxit about cars anyways no I don't know him

[@adamconner9302]

The lesson I draw from this is never take the fall for someone else, not even your wife and mother of your child.

[@molochz]

He moved and disposed of the body. He deserved jail time for that alone.

[@dwade6322]

​@@molochz Yes,but if he took the fall for her,then she deserves a harsher sentence then he served .

[@dafukq]

The fact he's smiling over this...wow good luck in life.

[@goofballbiscuits3647]

He's reminiscing, relax. You're watching it. Why?

[@pavlovsdogman]

​@@goofballbiscuits3647he's a liar dude 😎 relax and just enjoy the bullshit stories about how big the karate master he bashed was or how he bashed the leader of the Aryan Brotherhood and they were too scared to stop him or get revenge or how he bashed another gang leader while bullets were being fired at him by guards 🤔🙄 yeah enjoy little Jamie's stories but if you think it's in any way true then you've been taken for a ride! 🤷🧎

[@deanblanton-fh3gq]

You might wish to check this guys story, Manson was house at San Quentin on death row. Later Mason was sent to Corcoran. No death row at Folsom.. Mason was protective custody all his time in. 23 hours lock up, 1 hour shower/yard.

[@Ronald-pe8di]

Manson was transferred to Folsom for a while.

[@DennisKing-c3g]

You are 💯 right. His story is BS. If anyone ask how I know I was there. No inmate from adjustment center or death row goes to canteen. If he meet tex Watson he was on PC yard at cmc. Story don't match

[@Redandranger]

@@Ronald-pe8di Yeah --- and I'm sure Manson was just cruising along in the general population and chow lines selling painted rocks. Come on.

[@jay-jay133]

@jftrucker2609 There is Now Way Manson just came strolling in to "the clinic" w/ a list of demands, expecting to just stroll back out w/ a heap of contraband tucked nicely under his shirt.. Not a Chance! How do I know? Was I there? ..NO! But I know a LOT about Manson, from childhood to his 2 years out of borstals/jails, the events surrounding his time at the ranch w/ the 'Family', & to the point.. his 'trial' & incarceration till his Death. I know there is So Much more to that man than I will Ever know. The events, People.. the whole Manson Rabbit Hole goes so much Deeper than The bug's 'Helter Skelter' theory. Even Manson Himself only knew 4 Sure.. what he knew 4 Sure, & he knew A LOT MORE than he ever told! But there is a >Whole Lot< re his time in prison (& the type of 'Special Treatment' he was subjected to) that we DO KNOW. Jamie's BS story might go over the heads of the majority of his viewers/ listeners (& book readers) who really don't know Manson. His (alleged) encounter being a very small part of his 'Story', it 'sounds good' & will be sucked up like soup.. But there is NO WAY his story re Manson at 'the clinic' is True.. NONE! No way Manson (a CP) was walking around Freely, or even w/ 'Permission' to go visit "the clinic" ..PERIOD. No way did he just "come in 1 day" to interact w/ a 'Trustee' who works the clinic where drugs & syringes are accessible.. only to be thwarted in his endeavour to get a list fill of exactly that.. by Goodman Jamie!

[@orangesun3030]

Manson would have been killed had he been in GP

[@marcfoster6685]

Thanks for sharing Jamie! You are an incredible brave and strong man!

[@The40Glock1]

Lmfaoooooo

[@sludge8506]

🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪

[@HOWESTER91]

What’s funny ?

[@dwade6322]

I consider myself to be a strong individual mentally....After watching this,i stand corrected. This man is far past what i could survive. Respect 👍

[@bethanyrachel63]

what an astounding guy so glad you welcomed here with open arms... i hope you are able to find and make friends I wish you all the best andhope you can live out your days with peace and joy in your heart

[@jorgedacosta8957]

I grew up in Nashua,New Hampshire 03060, back into 1977 Linda Kasbain moved into the neighborhood,hung around with Tonya and Nate, one day i went to pick them up to walk to school, they moved over night and never told us, i seen her about 10 years later she is living in Nashua again. She was crazy period.

[@bananaempijama]

Damn...what a life story. I smiled with the last sentence "a happy dinosaur" 🙂

[@dightonazpeitia4350]

I smiled knowing that less than maybe 10% of it is true, and then laughed at all the rest. This dude tells some of the most DEBUNKED, hilariously ridiculous embellishments of what happened and DIDNT happen to him, that I've ever heard.

[@PeeBurps-gk7cu]

Lying sleaze ball

[@salviabuckwheats7434]

Wow, he looks great for 68.

[@FMG_MADLOO87]

Great story wish him all the best

[@whatsgoodpr1861]

this man is amazingly resilient... if he was innocent- bless him for not becoming bitter- he deserves to have happiness and peace now...

[@jordanleighwheatley]

"I'm just trying to be a happy dinosaur". That really hit me

[@HeathWatts]

34 years lost in the prison industrial complex. When the justice system makes such a mistake, it should have to pay dearly. This guy should be a millionaire.

[@diligaf1000]

Brilliant interview, need to do another follow up

[@darlacox301]

I am happy you survived and still have your strength and a claim voice😊😊😊😊

[@boranatahiraj3460]

He should have a movie made from his life story.

[@terrra_2024]

What, why?

[@jjsixtwofour]

@@terrra_2024 clearly people are interested

[@Redandranger]

It would be about as believable as Forrest Gump.

[@ladonnahylton8768]

Jamie, I know you have been through alot. But, you have great energy and a good perspective. Keep elevating. Stay kind and approach all of life with openness and love. Abundant Blessings sir!🥰

[@maxcullen3427]

Such a sad life story massive respect to him I’ll go for game a pool 🎱 with him seems like honest man sure would have mad pub stories

[@MJ-yi5ou]

It is extremely hard to believe he turned down the AB went against them and lived to tell the story

[@aimeekubik8803]

MUCH RESPECT FOR THIS GUY. I TOTALLY BELIEVE HIS WORDS. I WISH THE REST OF HHS LIFE TO BE HAPPY, HE EARNED IT. THE USA HS A TOUGH PLACE, IF YOU ARE NOT WEALTHY OR WELL CONNECTED.

[@aimeekubik8803]

I totally believe he had a run in with the AB. Good thing he is tall and Strong; more importantly God was there.

[@Curtislow8080]

I’m with you brother there’s no way lol this guy is full of shit

[@kenamaro3942]

Great interview, I wish him the best of luck..

[@ARKenMan]

I live in the US and I wish I could hang out with you bro! No joke. I have an amazing respect for you and I hope you can continue to be blessed in every way - friendships, a great life, fortune, everything. Sorry for what you have been through but glad you're free now.

[@YesItsReallyKeith]

my life is shitty... but man this guy did not have it easy !!! i don't know how he keeps a smile on his face !!! respect !!!

[@PennyDavis-cm9tl]

Total respect😄❤️

[@aimeekubik8803]

😢😢😢😢😢😢 the addage that you think you have it bad until you meet someone that you would truly not trade places with, is true. I had it tough from my first breath,and my subsequent years were not much BETTER. BUT this guys story slapped me back to Earth. We are not meant to be happy here. We are doing Time and after our time here in hell is done, we graduate to our real hone. Why is this so???? Ask God, only God knows why we have to suffer.

[@LaurieValdez-zk3dy]

Thank you very much God Bless Always

[@kimberleytams121]

What a lovely man. I felt sad when he said that he has no friends over here. Incarceration has made it hard for him to develope a relationship/ friendship.

[@missMagbeth]

Incredible story. I hope he finds companions soon. As someone who has a hard time fitting in myself, I feel for this man even more. Good luck to him.

[@ronin7183]

Amazing story. Best of luck to you mate

[@lawrencewoods5907]

Incredible interview. It’s amazing how composed and poised he is, considering all the traumatic events he’s experienced. Shows the resiliency of human beings, when exercised in a positive way. Good on you brother.

[@Nicoletta13]

This poor beautiful man. My heart just breaks for him... To have lost so many years for so ething he did t do . He's such a. Eloquent speaker So soft spoken. Such kind eyes. .. I'm so glad ( as I would be for anyone wrongfully convicted) that he finally got his life back .and on my birthday . 2-13 😊 I hope he's been able to try find peace and be happy..

[@dixiebell689]

No wonder he survived all these years. Bless him. This man truly knows himself. Makes it hard to connect with the bubbles of the world. Lucky him. He's his own best friend...❤🎉❤. Great story teller... Aloha & mahalo..

[@ethanmurray2203]

My brother was in there with you at that time. Folsom, Tracy, and San Quentin. Great stories about the wars from 1979 until about 1989. Dave Murray, let me know if you read this and knew him.

[@bo5112]

Charles Manson was always in protective custody. If you did time with Manson what does that say about you? I did 8 years at Pelican Bay 2 years after it opened, A yard and B yard. Hmm? The brothers (AB) would have put you in the hat (marked for a hit) if you disrespected them like you say you did. Keep shit real, studly.

[@SteelToes]

Nobody could ever imagine what you have through accept someone who's lived it as well. May you have peace in your mind, body, and soul !!

[@mr.blackhawk142]

May you learn Grade 5 English ASAP!

[@aureliobueno9944]

Gonna remember this mans story every Monday when I complain about getting up for work. After so many years in prison all while being innocent, taken to a country you basically don't know! Government owes him more than an apology.

[@thegracegerber]

“i’m just trying to be happy dinosaur” 😭😭😭😭

[@GrahamDobbs-i5k]

Just joined this podcast, absolutely brilliant!

[@jenniferdesmond6167]

Which podcast specifically please? Thank you!

[@AnitaMoney]

This one is a legend in his own mind

[@pgdog888]

I did time in CMF in the 80s with Manson. He was house In W wing at night. And works in the chapel during the day. I just turn 18 transferred from CYA. Did my time and never look back. Camper is 6'9 he was at CMF also. This guy is adding spices to the story.

[@RickMowbray]

Lol always a want to b in the crowd!

[@kv6826]

Lol.... they always do 🤣😂🤣😂

[@NorCalTC]

That’s what I said. He’s positively lying about a lot

[@rdizzy1]

What do you mean? Manson was in Folsom, and San Quentin, he was in multiple different prisons (at least 4 or 5, with CMF thrown in there as well, multiple times). And the dude in this video was also in multiple prisons, like 3 or 4 different ones. It's also possible that Kemper was temporarily in other prisons as well, as he was sent to Folsom for a short period of time in the early to mid 70s.

[@An_Enraged_Pig]

Wasn’t Manson a product of CiA brainwashing

[@xennialasmr]

This was so enthralling. I only wish he talked more about the false imprisonment. What exactly happened? Where was the proof he didn’t do it?etc

[@mr.blackhawk142]

Take anything this 'con' sez with a HUGE grain of salt!

[@rahowherox1177]

He was charged with cheque fraud, then murdered the cheque fraud victim and got caught red handed. Pled guilty for reduced sentence and coz... Well he got caught red-handed.

[@jetpetty1613]

The system varies from state to state. In California, at the time, the head of household could be charged with anything that occured in the house done by other people.

[@seanodwyer4322]

@@rahowherox1177 ahh did a ten day trip too u.s.a in 2008 and will never go again as ahh found it too violent. -@@@ attacked 4 times in ten days. One night outside Richmond in a confederate cemetary someone fired 40 bullets at me.''

[@rahowherox1177]

@@seanodwyer4322 I've been a couple of times to l. A... Nothing happened to me but witnessed a couple of attempted shootings. Felt about as safe as an southafrican township.

[@Lorettafavorites]

Love your Story. Bought your book a couple of years ago. My son on is way to Prison

[@aimeekubik8803]

😢😢😢😢😢. Dear lady sorrowful your son is on the way to prison. I will pray that you and son will survive the experience, and go on to a wonderful rest of your lives. 😮😮😮😮😮

[@Ashgreig999]

Hopefully this man will get to enjoy more peace and happiness in his life he certainly deserves to!

[@evelynmahoney3569]

My uncle worked in the laundry at CMF, in Vacaville. Once when we were at my aunt & uncle's, someone must have asked him if he had ever seen Charles Manson. I'll never forget. He said, "Yeah, I met him once. He's a little punk!"

[@AC-xo6ir]

Looks damn good for his age and hard life. Peace and blessings to you for the rest of your journey.

[@michaelb.42112]

I can't imagine the amount of patience this man has. Waited FOUR more years for a parole hearing for Jerry Brown's answer, "Because I can." I get frustrated if I can't find the right drill bit.

[@roustabout4fun]

Fascinating...He has scruples and seems like a likable man. Retired Co here. Wishing him well to stay busy and create a healthy lifestyle.

[@DennisKing-c3g]

If your a retired c/o you know this man is lying about Charles manson

[@MohsinAhmed-nv8ho]

My favourite interview

[@davidcombs1785]

Great story, wish this guy success!

[@yelddoswell9292]

Needs to write about his life story. He would be good on a lecture tour. Maybe a movie on his life. Let's us all pray for him.

[@brucestewart5939]

Very articulate and I could honestly befriend a man as him. He obviously, from the whole face smile, is ecstatic to be back in the real life. Enjoy your time sir!! You more than deserve it!

[@sludge8506]

An articulate prisoner… 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@mrsalwaysrightforever6283]

I truly believe that certain people should get a second chance depending of course in what their crime was, however if I’ve learned something from many stories is that prison has made some people even worse because of all the violence they go through and I don’t think that sadly prisons are not well managed because some of these people are not getting reform they are actually training on how to become more evil, and let’s not forget the ones that are innocent and go through all this shit

[@cindywestlake6278]

I agree with all of this

[@MomMom4Cubs]

I'm glad i had the privilege of listening to this man and his story.

[@StephanieMT]

Dude is brave as hell, going through all the shit and meeting all the evil people he met

[@wildestcowboy2668]

😢🎉😢🎉😢😮😢😮😢😢🎉😮😢

[@sinandeger72]

This man is a great story teller 👍💯

[@84imreplica]

As you get older making new friends is hard. What was easy when you're a teenager or in your early 20s becomes very difficult in your 60+ years of age. The saving grace is as you get into your 60s and 70s (I'm 71) having close friends is not as important as it once was.

[@courtneycoley8487]

I tragically lost the love of my life, husband and BEST FRIEND in the whole entire world. 💔 now the world without any close friends seems like a lonely place. I'm 40 😢

[@mehimrc1314]

I've met the man in person a few times, he's such a nice bloke talks highly of his family he has now. Always wish him the best when I have the chance to 👍

[@tristanthomas5006]

When you said, wrongfully imprisoned, I was waiting for the evidence to completely exonerate him. Even though he is likely to be innocent, this video does fall under a level of clickbait. Fairplay LADBible.

[@aishatuonuigbo6891]

Watch the first episode mate

[@listey]

He agreed to a plea deal so he definitely wasn't wrongfully imprisoned. He got exactly what he signed up for.

[@IditaBugger]

I agree with you.

[@tristanthomas5006]

@@aishatuonuigbo6891 I have seen it. He took a plea deal to save his wife from a death sentence. We believe he's innocent, but he has not been proven innocent by a jury or a court. So he's yet to have the label LADBible so liberally use.

[@MinionTomato1]

Fascinating. Great stuff

[@dfxdfx5368]

It's incredible how this guy managed to play the role of John Locke in "Lost" despite being in a prison cell.

[@Belbivdevoe]

It's because it's all made up

[@stevelarson3391]

This dude is very likable and friendly.

[@db44491]

My heart goes out to this man, wow what a life, he has met some bad people in his time, so sad but he has survived, may he have peace from now on, i wish him well..

[@VitaminDealer75]

He murdered someone, pled guilty, then made up a bunch of ridiculous stories to make a buck. My toilet full of shit goes out to him😅

[@michaelr.4878]

He is a known con man. Has been majorly exposed. Yes..he went to prison. But he is a compulsive liar.

[@sludge8506]

Ask our champ about stolen valor.

[@Dive-Deeper]

This man is a natural story teller. He should get his own KZbin channel.

[@tiggydorset9041]

I'd shoot pool with this guy any time. Theres a pool table here in Dorset just been racked up. Your break man.

[@karinaklimko1]

Respect to him your in my prayers 🙏

[@earlofcumbrae-Ground_Zero]

Interesting Story...thanks! Wishing all the best for you. 💖🐕

[@JeffSal999]

The reason Manson had so much control and influence over people is, he was in and out of prisons, reform schools, jails etc, his entire life, so he knew how to manipulate people! He was older than the people at Spahn Ranch, and this was the days of the Hippie movement, (drugs/psychedelics) so they looked up to him as an authority figure. And when it came to others whom he dealt with, he made sure that they knew he had no problem killing someone! (Including THEM!) Charlie was NUTS, he frightened people, because they knew he didn't give a sh*t about ANYTHING! He was devious and calculating, so if you pissed him off, he might make you feel like everything was cool at the moment and laugh it off, but you didn't know if he was just setting you up for LATER! There was a LOT more going on with Manson than what Vincent Bugliosi told you in his "Helter Skelter" book!

[@PURDY_POISON]

He was Evil. But he was charismatic. Youll find most charmers to be sociopaths or pyschopaths.

[@meleymel]

Amazing story. 👏 my friend Shane explained the other side and it was similar to her story. They both emphasized that life is a lesson. I find great comfort in all this

[@epifan3_]

Criminals are always the best story tellers, so descriptive and articulate...OAN: I feel so bad for this guy. He's an awesome spirit and I'm sure he wouldn't have trouble meeting friends. However, after spending so many years having to look over his back and essentially living in solitude for decades he doesn't know how to connect to others anymore. And I'm sure doesn't trust anyone. But it sounds like his mind is intact and fortunately his looks are too! He looks great!!! So hopefully he can continue his life in greatness! 🙌🏽🙏🏽♥️

[@valaquenta220]

Imagine if he's telling the truth about not having committed the crime in question : it means he was in prison between 30 to 65 years old, and didn't get any money in return even though he's innocent...that's terrifying.

[@debbiemoore2747]

Heard that a few times about Tex Watson being the brains behind what happened.

[@XRakkgruntX]

I worked at San Quentin on death row, while we escorted condemned inmates to medical, dental ect and we did have to warn other inmates on the upper yard verbally, we yelled “Escort, face the wall”. Never did I or anyone I worked with yell “Dead man walking”. We would’ve been docked pay or given 30-90 days on the beach (Suspension without pay). This may have occurred in the 70’s and maybe into the 80’s but we were never instructed to yell anything but “Escort, face the wall”. This guy I’m sure is telling the truth, I’m just clarifying that I as an East Block S&E, I never heard any CO say it.